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Underwater Treasures

Underwater Treasure Man has been sailing the Greek Seas for more than 9,000 years. This means that ships have been sinking for over 9,000 years. These sunken ships were carrying varied cargoes, maritime objects, weapons, sculptures and art forms, jewelry, coins and varied personal items reflecting ancient life in Greece.

Archeologists refer to these shipwrecks as historical time capsules, while treasure hunters refer to them as a pot of gold. Some of the underwater treasures that have been found by scuba divers, fishermen and archeologists include the following:
  • Copper ingot
  • Gold ingot
  • Gold Coins
  • Silver ingot
  • Bronze artifacts: bronze chisels, axes, picks, hoes, knives
  • Greek warriors helmet
  • Bronze structure of a warrior
  • Phoenician beads
  • Gold chains
  • Dishes and China
  • Jewelry
  • Vases
  • Figurines
  • Pottery
  • Oil lamps and ointment jars
  • Hourglasses
  • Carvings
  • Medical supplies
  • Cabinets
Underwater Treasure

If you are interested in visiting some of the undiscovered shipwreck sites of the Greek Seas Valef Yachts offers customized scuba diving packages for the beginner divers to the experienced divers. Chartering a Greek Yacht is one of the best ways to spend your time in Greece. Chartering a Yacht with Valef Yachts is THE best way to discover Greece. With more than 400 yachts, motor yachts, motor sailers and sailing yachts, Valef Yachts offers the largest fleet of crewed yachts in Greece. For more information visit www.valefyachts.com, or call 800-223-3845.

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